Knitted

A flexible, stretchable fabric created by interlooping yarns to provide comfort, elasticity, and ease of movement.

Knitted fabric is produced through a process of interlooping yarns, resulting in a textile that is naturally stretchy, soft, and highly flexible. Unlike woven fabrics, which are constructed from interlaced threads, knitted fabrics have loops that allow the material to expand and move with the body. This makes knits exceptionally comfortable and suitable for garments requiring elasticity, such as t-shirts, activewear, sweaters, dresses, and undergarments. Knits can be made from various fibers including cotton, polyester, wool, rayon, and blends. They range from lightweight jersey to thicker rib or double-knit structures, offering different levels of warmth, stretch, and texture. Knitted fabrics are also breathable, easy to care for, and versatile enough for both casual and performance-oriented apparel.

Product Features

• Stretch
• Comfort
• Flexibility
• Breathability
• Softness
• Versatility